Making them like they used to, and it’s glorious.
In the age of digitized everything, it’s refreshing to see a movie that so boldly stages real-life spectacle. Director George Miller did exactly that in Mad Max: Fury Road, as this behind-the-scenes 4-minute video “Crash & Smash” reveals.
Sure, Fury Road had its share of digital enhancements, particularly when it came to expanding the environment, but as you’ll see here the actual stunts, crashes, and peril were all explosively real.
I Can't Unsee That Movie: film news and reviews by Jeff Huston 
This movie is just such a blast to watch. Saw it last year at the local independent on the big screen (I can’t believe I missed it in theaters the first time around) and was blown away again. Best film of 2015 hands down!
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Apparently there’s a B&W “Chrome” Version screening in theaters right now. (Check local showtimes.)
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I heard about it as a DVD extra, but they would be awesome. Supposedly there’s a silent one out there too.
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That may be the theatrical release, too, I’m not sure. It would definitely work as a silent movie (to its credit).
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